If you’re hoping to improve your finances, but aren’t having any luck, might you be focusing on the wrong things? Are there certain expenses or habits that subtly cripple your efforts? Robert Whelan of Rockwell Financial argues that, sometimes, small incremental changes yield the biggest results. In this episode, he lays out the seven behaviours that might be holding you back, from drift and financial nostalgia to the age-risk gap.

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Host: Katie Byrne | Guest: Robert Whelan (Rockwell Financial)

If you’re hoping to improve your finances, but aren’t having any luck, might you be focusing on the wrong things? Are there certain expenses or habits that subtly cripple your efforts? Robert Whelan of Rockwell Financial argues that, sometimes, small incremental changes yield the biggest results. In this episode, he lays out the seven behaviours that might be holding you back, from drift and financial nostalgia to the age-risk gap.
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Host: Katie Byrne | Guest: Robert Whelan (Rockwell Financial)

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Robert Whelan on the seven silent wealth killers

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 In a short time, more and more people have become very comfortable handing over the (various) reins of their lives to AI. Perhaps they use it for a work pitch, a fitness regime or even a wedding speech. But what about their money? Indo Money journalist Saoirse Hanley tells host Katie Byrne about using AI as a financial therapist. 




Host: Katie Byrne | Guest: Saoirse Hanley




The content of this podcast is for information purposes and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation of any investment product 

In a short time, more and more people have become very comfortable handing over the (various) reins of their lives to AI. Perhaps they use it for a work pitch, a fitness regime or even a wedding speech. But what about their money? Indo Money journalist Saoirse Hanley tells host Katie Byrne about using AI as a financial therapist.&nbsp;
 
Host: Katie Byrne | Guest: Saoirse Hanley
 
The content of this podcast is for information purposes and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation of any investment product&nbsp;

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Host: Katie Byrne | Guest: Alan Purcell (CloudAccounts) 
 

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